Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-20
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Born, August IA. to the wife Of Dave
Evans u 1O.pound girl baby.
Born, July II, 1887. to the wife Of R. B.
Wallace, u ten-pound daughter.
The Pacific Express Company yesterday
shipped ten bars Blue Bird, worth $1,000.
The Montana Union Offices will be-. re-
moved to the new Barnard building on
G ante immediately west of Bonner's.
Married last evening, at the Centennial
Hotel, Judge Dingevon officiating, Frank
Lapier and Mrs. A. M. Leo, both Of Ana
con1a.
An order was made for the sale OF the
personal property belonging to the estate
If the late George Thirloway, sworn at
81. 100.
On Tuesday night Judge Dingevon per
formed the marriage ceremony uniting
Daniel Mcneil and Sophia johnson, OF
Meaderville.
Officer Morsehead went to the Old Pipe.
stone yesterday and attached some prop
erty in q suit in which Felix Brown sues
Joseph Brodin.
A young mar named Davis was struck in
the eve by q hammer glancing eli q wedge,
that inflicted q very painful wound, in the
Big Bonansa yesterday morning.
SIT was current comment about the Court
House yesterday that one Of the moet in
defatigable young men about that building
will shortly enter the holy bonds OF matri.
mOny.
At 10 O'Clock Tuesday night it is reported
that Andrew johnson was slugged and
robbed OF $50 ard valuable papers, on
Montana street, as he was on his way
home.
One OF the frail residents of Wyoming
ck.ook nm ~ol;ouo1 80 cog ~ nm anvl,.
hour this morning. She cannot describe
the robber, and the police have no clue as
to his identity.
Jacobs lost twenty-five prizes on the Au-
gust drawing of the Montana lottery
scheme, and the chances are his Office will
he crowded with people anxious to invest
in SO profitable a scheme.
In the Probate Court yesterday petitions
for letters of administration we're filed by
Public Administrator Pascoe on the estate
OF P. Foley, and by G. w. Cooper on the
estate of his deceased wife, M. Cooper.
Father H. J. van de Ven performed the
marriage ceremony yesterday for the fol-
lowing couples: Mr.. John Dreeland and
MISS Bridget Davane; Mr.. John Green and
Miss Mary O'Leary; Mr.. Dennis Lowney
ann Mi 8 Maggie Sullivan
Chief .Meiklejohn was in possession of
facts last evening before the sparring
contest which fully warranted the
arrest OF the principals, who will be fortu-
nate If they are not dealt With under the
law which prohibits prize.6ghting.
A row touk place at a party given in
Mulligan's boarding house, in Dublin Gulch
Tuesday night, in which Harry Leonard
and Tom Sheridan did up William Leduc,
who repaired at a late hour to Justice Dim
gevon's office and swore out q warrant for
their arrest.
At the earnest persuasion Of Manager
Mcguire the prices of admission to 1.-The
DEVILS Auction" next week have been placed
at the low figure OF $1.25 and so cents,
which, considering the number of charac-
tiers n expensive scenery, is q very rea-
sonable admission price.
The Pipestone Springs stages are now
making three trips per week, changing
horses at the Hallway House. Parties
arriving from the springs report splendid
roads, good accommodations at the
Springs, and water the best in the United
States. Its curative qualities are wonder
full.
A social party was given at Rang's Hall,
on East Park street, last evening, at which
forty couples. we're present and en-
joyed themselves dancing until past the
midnight hour. Refreshments were served
and a NEST enjoyable time was had by the
White Stocking was badly hurt at D. er
Lodge on yesterday by the akwardness of
a jockey, who refined him in go suddenly
as to dislocate his shoulder. The pain was
30 intense that great drops of perspiration
out all over him. Parties who were
there say the spectacle OF brute suffering
was pitiful.
NORTH Koch came in on a special from
last night with q car LOAF of trout-in
q basket. He claims to have caught in the
days 227 (see atfidavits) and he Ger
did make a good record, bringing in
rs pretty a string as has been brought into
Butte. He accounts for the shortage be-
tween his statements and the actual count
by the explanation that Re Toasted a board
ing house or an orphan asylum at Avon.
Judge Dingevon was walked up at half
past 2 O'Clock yesterday morning by a
man who wanted a warrant for a horse
chief. He suspected some one of running
off his horses from their range in order to
get a reward for finding them. He had no
OF the fact, however. and when
The probable costs of the legal steps were
explained to him he concluded he was not
10 anxious for a warrant after all.